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    Tutorial for a Diamond Starburst

    This is one of the most meticulous tutorials i have ever seen. Written by Grandma58, one of our own members, it takes us step by step through the process, starting with choosing the fabrics.

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    That is a wonderful tutorial! Now I have to try it too, no more excuses. What did she say, "If you expect good things, it will happen!"

    I'm expecting my star to be fun and easy to do!
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    Thank you Patrice, very much!

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    OMG Thanks you sooooooooooo much...what a fantastic tutorial...Grandma58 you should bundle this tutorial into a book and sell it. I saved it as a pdf file...lots of pages, but me don't care....

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    Quote Originally Posted by btiny36 View Post
    OMG Thanks you sooooooooooo much...what a fantastic tutorial...Grandma58 you should bundle this tutorial into a book and sell it. I saved it as a pdf file...lots of pages, but me don't care....
    I have a book, no one buys it, I say with a huge smile, however since I wrote the book technology is far advanced, so you have a tutorial and in all honesty the tutorial was far, far easier then the book, less time consuming, very little expense etc,. It was also fun!

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    Thanks Grandma58 that is the best tutorial I have seen. Thanks PatriceJ For pointing it out to us!!!!!!!

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    Patrice, Thank you very much for this wonderful tutorial. I do believe that I now would have the confidence to make one, where before it would have been ify.

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    You Grandma58 are awesome! I read through the first few paragraphs until where the pictures started and then glanced at the pictures. As Gomer would have said: Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. Your explainations give reason to the why? and the logic needed to tackle this beast. (Did I really say that?) Your instructions and pictures are thoughtful, purposeful, and logical. Sometimes my brain doesn't want to work that way. I will try this quilt top since I have no further reasons to put it off. Thank you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by clynns View Post
    You Grandma58 are awesome! I read through the first few paragraphs until where the pictures started and then glanced at the pictures. As Gomer would have said: Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. Your explainations give reason to the why? and the logic needed to tackle this beast. (Did I really say that?) Your instructions and pictures are thoughtful, purposeful, and logical. Sometimes my brain doesn't want to work that way. I will try this quilt top since I have no further reasons to put it off. Thank you!
    You are so welcome!

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    It is a great tutorial. thanks for sharing!
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